Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-13
THE FLOWER FESTIVAL.
Continued rom First Page.

Doorkeeper-Mrs. J. M. Stewart uo,
Decorating Dinin g-room-Mr. w. r. He,
riott Mrs Harrell, Mrs. Hagan, MISS
Maurice, Miss Mary Deloroc M,s
Dining room-Mrs. E. P. Johnson. Mrs
Grandin, Mrs. York. Mrs Mason, II. W ems
Mrs. Worsham, Mrs Austin, MIS- henne Mrs
Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Greer, Mrs PerclVal' MIS-
= Ice Cream Booth-Mrs. Charles Prayer
Mrs. J. T. Ellis Mrs. A. Solano. Mrs feepies
Miss Shoemaker. Miss Grace brnnson, ,9es aus, m,s
MISS Cahuvin. ,.A ,,,s
w. ]. Brown, Mrs. G. d. Howey, MIS- W. "; II II
G. idley, Mrs. Ana Miles, Mrs. Gala WISE
Mrs. F. M. Stanley, Mrs. Ana Fields, Mrs
Candy Booth-Mrs. Charles DeSzigethy
Mrs. De Lancy Kane, Miss peiIa " Me- Me-
". il. snedaker, Mrs. Edith Kremer, Mrs
Cora Tubbe. Mrs Cora G, Ellsworth
Lemonade Boot Mrs. H. T; Hazard
Mrs. Anna Littleboy. Mrs. Marshall N MISS
Elvira Sepuiveds, Miss Rose Osborne, Miss
Jessie Yarnell, Miss Katie Yarnell, Ms:
Womans Exchange Booth-Mrs. G. B.
Wheeler, Mrs. + G. Howes 1omon Mis-.
Kate Brousseau, Miss Susie Maynard, Miss
Lille Newell, Miss Anna smith; ,,,.,
Floral shiP-Mrs. J. U. hoioea' MISE
Paper Booth-Mrs. A. s Averill, Miss V.
Wilmer, Miss G. Reaydoz, Miss Alice stone
Miss Belle Oyerman. Miss M. LOCKE MIS-
Dir. Small.
son. Mrs, James Benoor, Mrs Scriber. Miss
Sarah Dewey, Miss Ida Severns, MISS jenny
Severns.
din. -
Asserting aud Distributing Flowers-Mrs
H, Gardener, Miss Idea Hinckley, Mrs.
Geo Fitch, Mrs. w. Blu goyne. - II
Speci+ Ro,e Exhibit Booth-Mmes; y, T.
Day, E T. Wright II. H. Boyce s; q. Hnb
bell, NJ. X. Keaton Albert Day, V: Beaudry'
Rose Design Booth-Mmes. =. ). Dorham'
NJ. Hagan, Miss L. NJ. Evans Mrs. .. 1reen'
| wool. n
Spence, ?. Banning, w. II. Workman, c. j.
| Fox, Misses Strong.
Butonhole bouquet Booth-Mrs. w. s.Max-
| WELL Misses Maxwell, Rowena Laniranco'
Balbousy Bly; yB;ooth@Mrs. O.; NJ. s. Baker, Mrs. Mar
| shall. Mrs. DIR. Clacius, Mrs. A. Z. McMlllei,,
Mrs. G. F. Conant, Miss Maggie Desmond,
Miss Edea Kremer. Miss Alice pavls, MISS MISS
Emma Marshall, Miss Laura Wagner, MISS
| Anne Lantz, Miss B. Mckee, Miss Jennie
| Rainbow Booth-Mrs. 1. r. Dunkelberger,
Miss Josie Mallard, Miss Birdie Dunkeiper-
ger, Mis- Workman, Miss strong.
Florence Pendleton. Miss Belle Pendleton,
Miss Anna Pendleton, Miss L. Vosburg, Miss
Belle Thomas
Tocsn. Mrs. Frank RAIDER, Mrs. J. s. Chap
man, Mrs. Strong. -
Plants on Sale-Mr. Leon, Mrs. William
| Ferguson, Mrs. Frank Davis, Miss Maud
Van Rensellar, Miss Flora Bradbury.
Register Booth-Mrs. d. G. Stephens, Miss
F. Maurice, Miss Helen Widney, Miss Allie
Severance, Miss Lena Pag, Miss Belle Smith.
Pubic School Booth-Mrs. q, 7: Brad
field; Tuesday, senior class, Prof; Fred
Clark; Wednesday, middle class, Miss L
Pater; Thursday, junior class, Miss Il. Dun
ham; Friday, sub-junior, Mrs. Chapman;
Saturday, Spring Street school, Mr.. Bray
Santa Monica Booth-Mrs. Chaplin, Mrs.
W. S. Vawter, Miss Monroe, Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell, Mrs, McLennan, Mrs. Tyler. Mrs.
Whiteley. Mrs Hubbell; booth all designed
by Mr.. q. S Tyler.
Orange Rooth-Misses E. A, Hardy, L.
Bryan, and Geo Massey.
Mission Church, San Gabriel and Alham-
bra-Mrs. J: c, Newton, assisted by Mrs f.
"A. Story, Miss Kate o. Sessions. Mrs. James
roord. Mrs. I. Halsted. Mrs. G. Weeks, Mrs.
l.. j. Rose, Miss A. Adams.
THE MUSIC.
The music last night was as follows:
Overture-'Z Zethus'.. ......... Petite
Medley waltz-"rn Await Ny Love-. ,r
............ ....... II. Prendeville
Home Sweet Home"
To-NIGHTs PROGRAMME.
The entertainment for tonight will be
music by the Eagle Corps Band and the
nine messengers, followed by groups OF
flowers.
MRS. sHoRB's EXHIBIT.
The foil Owing is Mrs. Shorb's special
exhibit of roses made at the Festival:
Marechal Neil. La Marque, La Feyre,
Count Pier de Par, La sylphide, Reye dor,
Gels Multihora. Grand Duke Nicholas,
Prince Camille de Rohan, Yellow Bankshia,
James sprunt, Countesse de Cress, Arch
Duke Charles, Lauraettee Sombreuil Refine
Marie HeAriette, Nine. Bosamquet, Refine
de Portugal, Reynolds Hole, Vale de Cha
mouniX, Agrippina, Giant of Battles. Er-
press Eugenie, Nine Bertton. Maria sisly,
Belle, Marie Won Houtte, Homer. Countess
Ouvaroff, Duchesse Isabella. Bougere, Celine
Forestier-forty-one in number.
NOTES.
bracel ct was lost at the door and can be
had of the Treasurer just inside. Miss
Clark lost a long black lace veil. The find
er will please return it to the door that the
Young lady may get it.. This door opens at
10 A. NJ: and closes at 10:3u P. N; daily. The
in flowers on their appointed day. Take
them to the west door, on Olive street.
Messrs. Rose & Rilderrain, of the St. Elmo,
sent beautiful cake, of which special note
will be made in the next ISSUE. Mrs. E. b,
Crocker sent lovely piece of flower work
as greeting of Sacramento to Los Angeles
twill be fully described tomorrow.
Mrs. J. Thornton, callas and geraniums.
Mrs. George NJ. Stone, roses.
Mrs. Waite, box of beautifully assorted
roses, 10 varieties of Lady Washington mar
igolds, and 20 varieties geraniums.
Mrs. r. G. Locke, Pasadena, collection OF
beautiful roses
Henry Read, who so generously donated
quantities of beautiful flowers at the flower
festival of last year, again yesterday sent in
100 callas, beautiful selected roses and many
other choice flowers.
Mrs. H. c. Austin. palm leaves and
alias.
Mrs. B. Chandler budded roses. perfectly
exquisite.
flowers.
Mrs. Sheldon, assorted flowers.
Mrs. o. W. Childs, poppies.
Mrs. Dr. Boal geraniums, bougainvillia.
Mrs. DR.. Jones, lilies, marguerites and
Church at Long Beach, quantities of
lilies.
Mrs Wier, roses. geraniums and h clio
Mrs. Atherton, rs callas and roses.
Mrs. Homer, roses and pansies.
Mrs. Quigley, variety of flowers.
Miss McManus, roses and bulbs
Mrs. Lyman Stewart, roses, callas, gerani-
ums, carnations and pansies in large quanti'
ties.
Mrs. Newells collection, from the fol-
lowing named ladies': Mrs. Sittel, Mrs.
Carr, Mrs. Sparks and Mrs Halkens, mixed
flowers.
Mrs. Schlittenhardst, marguerites.
Mrs. Albert Mcfarland, geraniums, callas
and marigolds.
Mrs. B. Chandler, Boyle Heights, mixed
flowers
Mrs. Workman, beautiful, choice roses
branches of running roses-and other fow-
ers.
Mrs. Charles Atwood, Boyle Heights, gera-
NUNS aud lilies.
Mrs. Threkheld, Boyle Heights marguer-
ties and geraniums.
Alice Boyce, lilies and wild flowers.
Lucy Britton, lilies, orange blossoms and
marguerites.
Mrs. s. B. Sandborp, roses, verbenas and
geraniums.
Miss Eliza Carlin, roses, lilies and bridal